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Extension permissions refer to the set of capabilities or access rights that a browser extension requests from the user. These permissions define the scope of the extension’s functionality and the…

Extension packaging refers to the process of bundling an extension’s files into a single package or format suitable for distribution through extension hosting platforms or direct installation. It involves organizing…

Extension management refers to the process of organizing, updating, and maintaining browser extensions to ensure optimal performance, security, and user experience. It involves tasks such as installing, updating, disabling, or…

Extension icons are graphical representations of browser extensions, typically displayed in the browser’s toolbar or extension management page. These icons serve as visual identifiers, providing users with a quick and…

Extension hosting refers to the process of making browser extensions available for users to install and use. It involves distributing and promoting extensions through online platforms or marketplaces, such as…

Do Not Track Do Not Track (DNT) is a privacy preference that users can set in their web browsers, requesting websites and services to disable their tracking of the user’s…

DNS Prefetch is a browser feature that proactively resolves domain names to IP addresses in the background, improving page load times by reducing the time required for DNS lookups during…

DevTools extensions, also known as DevTools plugins or DevTools add-ons, are small pieces of software that extend the functionality of web browsers’ developer tools. These extensions enhance the capabilities of…

The Data URI scheme is a mechanism that allows developers to embed small files, such as images, fonts, or scripts, directly into HTML or CSS code. Instead of referencing an…

Custom elements, introduced as part of the Web Components specification, are a powerful feature that allows web developers to define and use their own custom HTML tags (also known as…